Maynards Celebrates Summer In A Big Way With Wine Tour, Beer Tastings & BBQ

Maynards Celebrates Summer In A Big Way With Wine Tour, Beer Tastings & BBQ

Jun 29, 20152 min read

(Photo Credit: Maynards Market)

Whether you are a veteran or a newcomer to this summer tradition, this is good news for all beer and wine lovers. Maynards Market has brought back the Summer Wine Tour and Beer Tastings.

This year’s Wine Tour kicked off in Germany and will continue to feature vino from various global regions, including Spain and Africa, until it loops around to local wineries in September. For $10, guests can sample five different wines per stop. Guests who visit more than five stops on the tour receive a bottle of Maynards AZ Red.

The Summer Beer Tastings run $20 per person, which includes four 6-ounce pours, light bites, and brewery swag. Expect a variety of beers from around the country, including Pennsylvania’s Victory Brewing Co., California’s Firestone Walker Brewing Co. and Colorado’s Odell Brewing Co.

If eating barbeque and drinking beer is more your style, the annual Sear n’ Beer Series takes place every second Saturday in July and August. In true summer tradition, Maynards Market not only cooks the barbecue with beer, but it’s paired with it too.

The upcoming Sear n’ Beer event on July 11 is a special tasting featuring American Born Moonshine. The menu includes Pulled Pork Sandwiches with Pepper Slaw and Pickled Onions, Slow-Roasted and Mustard-Brined Barbeque Chicken, Smoked Sausage with Cornbread Dressing, and more.

$30 includes food and brew pairings, $15 includes the Carolina-style barbecue sans beer (or moonshine).

2015 Summer Wine Tour 

Wine Tastings

  • Jul. 3 – Northern Spain
  • Jul. 10 – Southern Spain
  • Jul. 17 – Northern Italy
  • Aug. 7 – South Africa
  • Aug. 14 – Australia
  • Aug. 21 – New Zealand
  • Sep. 11 – Chile
  • Sep. 18 – Washington

Wine Dinners

  • Jul. 24 – Southern Italy
  • Aug. 28 – Argentina
  • Sep. 25 – Arizona

2015 Summer Beer Tastings

  • Jul. 18 – Victory Brewing Co.
  • Jul. 25 – Firestone Walker Brewing Co.
  • Aug. 1 – North Coast Brewing Co.
  • Aug. 8 – Hop City Brewing Co.
  • Aug. 15 – Odell Brewing Co.

For tickets, reservations and more information, visit maynardstucson.com.

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